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I'm having an issue with copying and pasting as well as draggin a formula
down a column. I have the rows set up to alternate colors for visual effect. The issue I have is when copying and pasting it will undo a cells format (changing to whatever color [and border etc] was in the copied cell.) I know you can fix this by clicking the automatically inserted drop down box and selecting "match destination formatting." The ammount of copying/pasting I do with this spreadsheet would make that option take forever. Is there a way to make the "match destination formatting" default? |
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Hi,
I am not sure you can do it manually. You may need a macro to do the job. If you do not get a reasonable response from this forum, you can send your worksheet to me and maybe I can write a macro to dothe task. See some of my excel stuff at: http://www.geocities.com/excelmarksway regards mark -----Original Message----- I'm having an issue with copying and pasting as well as draggin a formula down a column. I have the rows set up to alternate colors for visual effect. The issue I have is when copying and pasting it will undo a cells format (changing to whatever color [and border etc] was in the copied cell.) I know you can fix this by clicking the automatically inserted drop down box and selecting "match destination formatting." The ammount of copying/pasting I do with this spreadsheet would make that option take forever. Is there a way to make the "match destination formatting" default? . |
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When filling a formula down a column, in Excel 2002 or later versions,
point to the Fill Handle at the bottom right of the cell. Hold the Right mouse button, and drag down Release the mouse button, and choose Fill Without Formatting If you're copying and pasting values, you could add the Paste Values button to your toolbar: Choose ToolsCustomize Click on the Commands tab Select the Edit category Scroll down the list of commands to find Paste Values Drag the Paste Values command to an existing toolbar Click Close Dan wrote: I'm having an issue with copying and pasting as well as draggin a formula down a column. I have the rows set up to alternate colors for visual effect. The issue I have is when copying and pasting it will undo a cells format (changing to whatever color [and border etc] was in the copied cell.) I know you can fix this by clicking the automatically inserted drop down box and selecting "match destination formatting." The ammount of copying/pasting I do with this spreadsheet would make that option take forever. Is there a way to make the "match destination formatting" default? -- Debra Dalgleish Excel FAQ, Tips & Book List http://www.contextures.com/tiptech.html |
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Very good!! Thank you both :)
"Dan" wrote: I'm having an issue with copying and pasting as well as draggin a formula down a column. I have the rows set up to alternate colors for visual effect. The issue I have is when copying and pasting it will undo a cells format (changing to whatever color [and border etc] was in the copied cell.) I know you can fix this by clicking the automatically inserted drop down box and selecting "match destination formatting." The ammount of copying/pasting I do with this spreadsheet would make that option take forever. Is there a way to make the "match destination formatting" default? |
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